Collectively, Tri-Pac has over 75 years of pallet manufacturing, recycling, logistic, transportation and onsite labor servicesexperience and a footprint that reaches across the United States, Canada and Mexico. With 15 manufacturing plants across the U.S and 600 affiliates located throughout Canada and Mexico, Tri-Pac continues to grow as an industry leader with a commitment to service, quality and financial stability.

“In the tough economy that we’re in, it takes money to run these race cars and to bring in Tri-Pac, a huge pallet company with headquarters in Lake City, Minn., I’m excited. I’ve met the owners; they’re bringing customers to the race. We’re looking to grow their business,” said John Force, owner and CEO of John Force Racing and driver of the PEAK Coolant and Motor Oil Chevrolet Camaro SS Funny Car. “They’re new to the sport of drag racing and we want to show them, not only a good time but, that there are opportunities here to expand and really build on what they already have, that’s what it’s all about. And ultimately, we want to put them in the winner’s circle.”

Rick Ziebell, a partner in Tri-Pac commented, “John is the winningest drag racer in the NHRA history and Tri-Pac wants to partner with winners. The whole John Force Racing Team represents quality and endurance. Their whole team has been great to work with and we are excited to have their entire group representing Tri-Pac.”

The Tri-Pac North America logo will be on the back panel of both sixteen-time world champion John Force and two time-world champion and company President Robert Hight’s Chevy Funny Cars and on the front nose of 2017 world champion Brittany Force and rookie Austin Prock’s dragsters during the Lucas Oil NHRA Nationals, August 16-18.

To learn more about Tri-Pac North America LLC, visit tripac.org, email sales@tripac.org or call 651-212-7874.

*Story first appeared on the JohnForceRacing.com website on Aug. 16, 2019.